47 - Peptides for Cognitive Function

This is episode 5 in our Peptide Series.
In this episode, Ryan Smith and I discuss the Peptides we have seen be clinically effective for cognitive function and improving memory.
The peptides we discuss in this podcast are Cerebrolysin, Dihexa, and Aniracetam.
Click here to view the video on Dihexa that we discuss in the podcast.
To learn more about peptide therapy, click here.
Dr. Matt is the host of the Ethos Athletes Podcast and is a co-owner of Ethos Integrative Medicine in Scottsdale, AZ. Dr. Matt specializes in Regenerative Orthopedics and Sports Medicine, providing advanced minimally invasive (non-surgical) treatments to athletes.

[@123Goldhunter11]

You should list the peptides discussed so they can be researched. The audio is too muffled to sound them out.

[@JazenValencia]

Cerebrolysin, Dihexa, and Aniracetam. I would argue about Aniracetam, Phenyl-piracetam is much better for energy and focus.

[@keithrichard391]

Aniracetam is my favorite!

[@bodhiyoga9465]

Really great interview! Excellent information :-) Thank you.

[@marklchristensen]

yes, thanks and please list them thanks again for you contributions.

[@erwinrogers9470]

Great interview🔥👏

[@erwinrogers9470]

Love it🔥

[@MichaelMerritt]

Are there show notes somewhere?

[@dans243]

aniracetam
HA-fgl
Dihexa

[@chazbayley]

Cant hear clearly. What are the products to buy?

[@CaseyKCRichards]

Doctor have you used them ? Have you Ryan , what degree do you have in peptide consulting? Are they not for research only - not for human consumption?

[@jordangroff1440]

What's the first one mentioned before the intro?

[@jolantagrzelak5900]

Hi I have hypocortisolism I can't sleep at all and a lot of stress I would love to know what peptides would help me with my condition Thank you

[@royrogers495]

Glandokort is a peptide to regulate adrenal glands (which produce cortisol).

[@juank4439]

Podcasts without video sucks

[@chriskeiser303]

Are they safe